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FELTON, atay f.:n5assr.

fms ,JpIBp my OF cO,selians who delighted
our amusement lovers with IA series OF enter
ta!aLncnts last winter, will appear at the
opera house for one week, commencing Mon
day. De. II. They play at the popular price
OF 10, 20 aud 80 cents, The Michigan CIV
Di>patch Gi II recent I.ta says -''sGiin,.,>
COMPANY preserlcA LIZ ,igi!an;rs' iaSs ni.hi
% Il A.re an.@c. ;"uuoSeuns oug !.s-i citizens.
Eha were treated 10 IA pleasant surprise IN
iae REILLY Gue representation Of The play.
Al! OF the characters were in the hands OF
people who are amply capable Of tb-:s ;.rgsct
inte fpretatioa. t'Ge g4t., ~ cE'rFi2uge IL
this "2;2:aay = tHf Ia. OF td-!e being no So
.f:.ei -i.s, WHO IL put ur a. a bIlght. partic-
i:iaI iuminary 20 the de'rifnent OF surroum4
ins characters. This produces ST eyeSGes.
OF continued eX"e,len,e that .4ssas : plea.
ing %csiafr5e. asst p.Gi,t ,ir, f'ei,nn ,.iaye
zoe NTnlstOrE Ianst e8cci!Ppi!y, while Mrs.
Eei;4n gave i .,.nst o.r;ai Characterization
pf 'tl2i,s. ar. Holt PLAYED Reuben raj.
IA -uch Il manner Is to stamp him - tbe besl
leading niu who has recently avne..xi o..
the local boards. The rest -, she character.
we've in The has, u capuh.e actors, wha
left Hcth'aG wanting 10 make L most p.rfecr
s?eniag's e~nj0yment. For tonight 'undei
Ife Gs-iighr Is billie: and u large houss la,
! Sc sniiciratri.'
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Religious.

Services at the Baptist church tomorrow.
PRAYER meeting at East Lexington Chapel
every Friday evening at Z, O'Clock.
Sunday school at the Baptist chapel in East
Lexington every Sunday at 3. p. III.
Elder G. W. Terrell will preach at the
Christian church tomorrow morning and
evening.
Monthly Missionary meeting Of the Ger
man Evangelical church will be on Wednes-
DAY. December II,
There Is a very interesting meeting going
on ut the Chapel in Old Town, conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. Powell,
Regular services at the Methodist church
tomorrow, Sunday. morning and even NJ.
Rev. W. L. Mcclure, pastor.
There will be services at the Episcopal
church Tomorrow morning at ii o clock
Sunday school at the usual hour, $3.50.
There will be services at the German
Evangelical church, tomorrow. at 1889 a. m
and I p. M. Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Services at the Presbyterian church to.mor'
row morning at II O'Clock and evening al
7 O'Clock. Rev. Geo. l.. Leyburn, ID. d.,
officiating.
Missionary Powell will preach at the Bap-
list church, tomorrow morning. at the u>ua
hour, and at the East Lexington Chapel III
the evening, at 7 O'Clock.
Lexington distrlct-Thos. NJ. Cobb,P. E.
ElmwOod and Grand Pass, December 10, IL
Chilhowie circuit. II. lS; Warrensbnrg stat
ion, II, 1S; Corder circuit. "a %.
Services ut Second Baptist church Color
ed) every Sunday at ii u. m. and 5 p. m
Sunday school at 2:3O p. M. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday at s, p. IN. w. ii
Howard, pastor.
Y. NJ. Z. A. Tomorrow, at 3 p. IN. at thu
Christian church. Subject, 1.-The Assemblin!
of Ourselves Together. our Duty as well a:
our Privilege" Heb. 1925; Rev. pa. Mr.. }
X. Moorehead will lead.
Every member of the Y. NJ. c. A.. owes
as d duty 10 himself and to the Association t.
be present at the Y. NJ. Z. A. Tomorrow al
ternoon meeting, rs a subject of vital impor
tance TO the success of our Association viii
be discussed at that time.
Daily services at the Catholic church, 5
o'clock, a. M; Sunday services 81 and IL
O'clock, a. H., and "a O'Clock. p. M. Rev. j
j. Lilly, officiating. Excepting on the las
Sunday in the month when Father Lii
holds service at Wellington.
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dg5sSA@gaa=4sSS


Well, we have been to WaverIy on
ths railroad. We know it is there
because we've '.rid' upon il. Last
Tuesday morning, under Conductor
Williams wing we took the trip and
we enjoyed it hugely. We only Laa
a couple OF hours in town, so conid
merely shake hands and pass on, as
we desired TO see as many persons as
possible. The good old town is look
ing up, and we rejoice to see it, All
its business men teel encouraged.
Among these are the following:-Nid-
d!eion Bank, j. l.. Corder, pre,ideat.
i. p. Motto, cashier; Fry j. Garnet,
dry goods; G. Kraus, hardware aud
furniture; j. W. Tucker y Son, drug
gistsi Thomas y Galloway, general
merchandise; J. A. Groves, general
merchandise Henry Burnett ,grorei les;
Butler & Goodwin, groceries; Walton
Il Sons. general merchandise; Mrs.
Fanny Walton millinery; +. Il. Ian
drum, carriage and WAGON factory:
Jos. Fletcher, blacksi.ii;n AMI mucniu-
list: x. y. naery, liveryman; Il. L.,
Gautiar, liyefymali; Mrs Mary DAVIS. /,
Davis House; Mrs. Mary lanuary, Cay
Hote!: VIM. Fletcher, meat market;
Butler y Goodwin, meat market; Drs.
Geo. o. Feagans, F. G. Henry and j
Ii. Croswhite; Miss Mary Henry,
postmistress III @. Francisco ,mcrcham-
disc, MIR. a. c. Francisco looking after
the business; VIM. neliaLav, harness:
}. 5. CailaWAy, saloon; i. ". York,
bar0er; ono. Shoody, barber; Hon. E.
II. Edwards. attorney-at-law; John j.
Hall Justice of the peace George f.
Goodwin, commission merchant; j. :.
Webb i Co., real estate; ". acctl
Thomas, commission merchant Indga
VIM. ThOma9, Jerry ooaimsn; aial last
but rot Least, Mr.. Bob. Love, who j.
.Ga,aing the town for all tEal is III him,
IL his excellent little paper, the Times,
We are especially under obligations te
him tor polite attentions, ',herc j. tan
OF organizing S eaai company, a]u.iiIins
company apa several other valuable
enterprises aud we predict tor Wavey-
y such a boom in the spiing - II la.
not had f"r ..raay . yeas.
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I. o. .. F. Entertainment g..

On the l2ih of January the Odd Fellows of
this city VIII arrange a concert at the opera
house. consisting of solo. ,uartets. mtru-
mental music on organ and piano. Mrs Ugll.
the Misses SearceY, PEBBLES, ITaved AID
Hollis, and the M5sars. Csilss, tyi'ntr. Smith
and Pro! Gi.rbie, he best talent of The city
lare andy promised 10 assist. Prot. Parker
will also take part in il. On this a.fa,.0a q
beautiful banner will he ArestG,ed Ia the
Canton Archie: No, 10. Of tte r'a,riarch-
Militant. III" beautiful uniformed degree Of
Of the uf.;rr, ny Past Grand Master Lucas. oi
Kansas, CITY. The whole to conclude with
fine taDlelux arranged specially by aIr
Haerle.
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A Question of Veracity.

EDITOR INTELLIGENCER - Mr.. Davis
says WI failed to secure u class in Odessa;
we say that we did secure one. We
drove our band wagon out on the street after
dark without any previous notice. The
Indian and the Italian led The music. a crowd
gathered around and applauded it; Prof.
Burton announced that he would give them a
free lecture and \ musical entertainment in
the skating rink hall; in q few minutes We
had an audience; we stated our terms; WAS
endorsed by o. H.. Perry, president of the
Odessa Col .ege, q man who has few equals in
this or any other county as an educator; DIR.
Williams, one of the handsOmest men in
Odessa, was appointed secretary, and secured
to the article tSenty.fOur names. On account
of the Methodist Conference we appointed
no time to teach it was not Il failure TO secure
q class. (See the pOiniD
Mr.. Davis thinks if he could sh0 v that we
failed to make a class some here in the state
of Missouri, it would excuse him for his lack
of courtesy at Linn Grove. He says 10 his
certain knowledge We failed to make a Class
al Odessa and two other places; As he failed
to name line two other places, aud 'tated
falsely in regard 10 the one he did name. We
size him up as unworthy of belief. Trace US
around through Platte. Clay, Clinton. Noda-
way, Dekalb, Jackson and Lafayette; over
1000 students taught and not a failure where
We had audience except at Linn Grove.
Davis bad treatment and BurtOn's absence
was the cause Of that. l am a poor repre-
sentative of Prof. Burton, only a beginner;
Linn Grove. l think, was my third effort at
lecturing. l would be sorry to know that
had through my inability injured the business.
Every young man has to make a start. henry
Clay was the mill boy of the slashes and the
orator OF the west" The lamented Lincoln
was a rail splitter when a young man, after
ward president Of the greatest nation o
earth. 1 am only nineteen years Of age. How
do | know. if I don't let Mr.. Davis discour-
age me, but that l may be of some use in The
world; my aspirations are not very great a
present; however. I can't think Mr.. JohI
Davis will raise himself very much in publI
opinion by pulling me down the hill. ant
putting his big foot on my little head. Shame
on you. Mr.. Davis /; shame on you.
Insignificantly yours, A. Z. BLACKMORF
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T6E CRADLE.

ROrn-Near this city, December 4. to the
wife o; Mr.. Robert Flockhart-a girl.
In this city, December 7, to the wife oil
Mr.. james L. Moorehead-a girl.
- AT Kansas City, Mo-, recently, to the
wife of q. A. e. Rochester, Esq, nee Julis
q. Smith-a girl.
- Near Mavview, Lafayette county, Mo.
recently, to the wife OF Mr.. Geo. Folds
girl.
- At Concosdia, Lafayette county. Mo.
December 8. to the wife of Mr.. Herman
Nahnkeu-agirl.
= In this city, December 8, TO the wife O.
Mr.. Jacob Fegert--a boy.
= Near this city. December :, to the
wife of Mr.. Albert J~ohuson-a bog,
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THE ALTAR.

Married - At Higglnsyille, Lafayette
county. Mo-, bv the Rev. Chas. Marquardt
December :, Mr.. FRED. j. BRENNCKE
and Miss MARY JOHNSON.
- At Garland, Kas.. November so. Mr..
p. MALONE and Miss GEORGIA MAJORS.
formerly of HiGginsvilIe.
- In this city, December 7. by Elder G.
W. Terrell. Mr.. BIRD IL. CAMPBELL and
Miss LULU B., daughter of Col. Henry c.
Chiles.
- At Bowling Green, ky., November 90.
bv Rev. Mr., Briggs, MIR. S. X. YANCEY. OF
Cocheco. Lafayette county. Mo-, and Miss
NELLIE Ii. MOSS.
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zone Man Among Millicn."

A great play by an "Trs!i.dt ,-ein ;nany, Wal
he IT !iagct's opera house !6-iiiSht. The
ciilzens al lexington >l"uid Turn uIi with
their ftmilies and SIC these great artists, as
Ii is seldom our people can eujoy such ii lgea.
aS i in store for then, tn-ai2hi. 'T,ifn OF,
aud enjoy ap evening u p~it.ante qn4 fuu.
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NOTICE,

ETIER tesiaGentary on the estate oil
l. Henry GelEer. deceased, We're granted
ut the Undersigned on the atb day OF December,
lssI, by the Prul ale coArt oi Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All peceona having claims against said estate
are required 20 exhibit them to me Tor allow
ance within One year attel the date OF this notice,
or they may bc precIuded frcm any benefit OF
si:cn e3tate; aud II such claims he not exhibited
within two gears they viii he forever barred.
DD!OIiiEA GEL.XEE,
lecin EyeIulrfx.
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A~DMINISTRATRIX, NOTICE,

EITERS OF EIstratiOn on the estate OF
- Patrick Mcbride. deceased, were granite
10 Tie Undersigned on the 5h day OF Dec, nbcr.
1851, by The Probate count OF Lafay cite county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required 10 exhibit them to ,ne for alic vance
within one year afieP the aatr OF this notice, OF
they may be pfeciuded from any benefit OF sacl
estate. and lfSuch claims be not exhibited with.
IN two years they viii be forever barred.
JANE MCBRIDE,
declU.5 Administrator
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TsEUSTEE.S SALE

WHEREAS, .:icaaeI GilNun and Alkaline Gil
w iun. AL wIic, 10y their certain deed OF
.rIst aai'd.Janusfy II, ISIS. and recorded IN
The re.1rier's "lice Dt Lafayette county. Nile.
sourI. IN book 81. AT page ~. conveyed TO j. ID
Conner. trustee. t'ir following described real
estate. sis1atS and lying IN Lafayette county
hi,7souri, to-wt: The northeast quarter Of sec
;Ioa nineteen 90 III township foriy-nIn. 40
81 range tueGty-s"ven t9D, co1taining fort
(i6) acres, which deed OF trust was nude 10 Sc
cure ine payment at q certain proaiasury note
therein described, and, whereas. eaiG note has
become due ard payable, aud default mas been
IN ide ~ he pay men. tt=rtoi; now, therefore, n,
the request 81 ihe legal h0ilpr ul said note, and
IN G5riir>lhGSe WIKI HE prov .zIons Of SAID deed
o. trust, |. said trustee, Her,5y give notice, thai
| wall, on
MONDAY. JANUARY "a D., lsss.
between the hours al q o'ciGc. IN the fore.
noon. gni > tciocf "a the afternoon, o.
that day, proceed aus coli SAID property, Fl
public vcndue Ia tAr highest bidder Tor cash II
nand, i! tar courthouse door IN tie city oil
! oSiIst0G IN i.Htsve'Ir county, Missouri, FOL
'he puTpos" Oh paving said note and interest
Wl'h the costs and expenses of said sale An.
trust
}. u. CONNER,
,I.~i lsT I
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respectfully solicit calls from ladies to thu
Inspection of my trimmed bonusts anL hats
Ali orders VIII receive careful supervisor
Nv experience enables Ipe - oder induce.
ineats n style, also sesect,uns.
hJSllr Mrs. 5. Z. ARNOLD.
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P.S-Jnst received. a very fine collection of Silk Umbrellas, in sizes
x inches: inst the thing for presents, to either lady n gent. The asso.t-
ment consists OF Natural Stcks, Gold, Silver, Agate and Ivory Heads. Qualify
guaranteed w m three years An will be sold at Special Prices during iha
Holidays. THE AHRENS DRY GOODS BAZAAR.
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Solid Silver and PLATED ware.
Silver Watches

i.ar.c=, sock and lowest prices, Call at
Gri.:!es Il Nenab!e's before YOU purchase and
ee their new stock. nOy16t.
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Grimes n enable. jewelers., have s large
:t"cS'Of open face and hunting case waisHas
winch they will dispose Of IL g;=aiiy .aaused
prices, All warra,;laG, Io26t5
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ANNUAL ELECTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ STOCKHOLDERS of the Lafayette Coun.
~ Industrial and stock Association, that ar
election will be held at the Secrstary's Office, In
HigginsvillP, Missouri, for thirteen directors o.
the Lafayette County Industrial and Stock As,
ISOLATION for the year 1888, On
MONDAY. JANUARY 8. issa,
b tween the hours OF nine O'Clock u. m, ant
tve O'Clock p M, of that day
Judges OF E~'ectIOn-Geo. y, ChambiIp, Sam
Downing and VIC Neaie.
ISAAC EEALE President,
Z. VIyION, Secretary. declOtd
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For Sale.
riocks!C Clocks! Clocks!!!

a tirst-class single harness, al less tham &c,
third of cost. J. =. ZEN DEN
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WauteG.

fad iron wantsG at the Second Hand
5sete- septlyl
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NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted Ia
"A the late iirtu Of J. z. Hirkam 4 CO., will
please call at The store OF Geo. Il Gordon
Dover, Mo, where they viii find their nOtes
anu accounts In the hands Of + S VanAng'en.
who ia uuihor'zra TO collect and receipt for
sIme. An early call is requested as the bust
ness OF the firm must se closed up
ALLEN PFLEGER,
I,clpiiz Ab,r,n,strotor
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T,HE folIowingletters remained nneaiied Tor AT
l. the postofiice at Lexington, Lafayette coun-
ty. Missouri. Dec. s, 1857:
Britt. II Bennett, F. W. Mrs.
Collins. Thomas CaryIlle. John
Downing. Nancy Mrs. Freeman, p Mrs.
Hines. !. : Dr. Hubbard. James
Jennings. Wayne col JOY, II. NJ.
.JoncS, ). Il Jones, Ad.
Lind, 5 Il Lincoln, Arthur-2
Miller. Leslie. Musick. Il Il.
Thomas, Belle Mrs. col Wilson, Sebren
CARDS.
Carville, John-2 David, Vim.
Gleason. Laurence NJ. Holmes. :.
Harris, \ l. johnson, L. j.
jackson, T. 3 DR.. Johnson. Henry col.
| Johnson, Earl Long. w J.
| McManus, Jno-- y Munrre- u l..
! Murrv.5 Miuky;Z. } Is.
Malone, J McEievy. Buckner
McKeiyer, Mr.. Seaie, Thomas j.
Stapleton Matte Miss Wafer, W, A.
Wright, NJ X,
| When calling Tor thee please say that they
We're advertised. P.S FULKERSoN. p Nj
PUBLIt SALE.
WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC EszE-wn
l SALE, on the Forrest shelby SW5&lMNH
farm, i've and a-hali miles east M0%
road, on ~NS
MONDAY, DECEMBER II. 1887,
the following property, tO-wit: Twenty one
head oil two-year-o'd steers, full fed for one
month; 10 head of Steers two yeIrs old in the
suriu.: D head Work Horses: 20 good Stock
Hogs; = two-horse Wagons; 80 Barrels Corn III
Grub. well-sheltrred
TERMS OF SALE:-On all sums $40 and over,
Gofes with approved security, due eight months
from date, 10 bear $ Per cent. interest; all sums
under this amount, cash, before removal oil
property. FORREST SHELBY
TRAvIs BUFoRD, AuctIoneer.
Lexington, No December 8, 1887 dlOtl
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Latest Styles In Millinery.

French and American clocks !.o... Tt rtrh
p 10 go, at Grimes /! vsnabie's, Jewellers.
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Insurance pool busted by c. Ben, feb26lf
Fine old liquors cheap at A. Geyer's. If
Manicure sets, a nice display, at Chss. w.
LOOmis'. ho'2o'o
First class goods and low prices at Trlgg "
Shields. dlVi2
at A. Geyer. nl2ti
Send to Chris. Meyers for the best bread.
Try it and see. m2itf
Oranges. bananas and new crop figs at
Trigg Il Shields. di0t2
Work boxes. quite Il nice assortment. at
Chas. W. Loomis'. nov26tS
Don't fail to take a look at the TOYS and get
prices at A. Egle's. d5to
Good Bourbon whisky. three years old. at
81 per gallon, at Silverman's. aprl6tf
/ Burnett, fsvoring extracts-the best in
the world at Trigg II Shields. dlot2
A nice lot of fresh country sage, all leaves,
no stems. al Chas. w. LOOMS. nnreit3
Zephvrs at 81 per onnce and Germantown
wool at 15c per hank TO close out. Ahrens'.
New citron. raisins. curran;> AID nuts of
the finest quality at Trigg Il Shields. t.
DID virginia and Tennessee Apple Bran
dy. at So 30 per gallon at Sllverman's, IT
Photograph albums. a large stock al re-
duced rates, at Chas. W. LOOMS. nov2Gt3
Every one should read Ahren's special bol-
iday sale advertisement this morning If
Shiloh's cure will Immediately relieve
croup. WHO'D ing cough and bronchitis. Tor
sale by Caples. inile4eo"lv
McBraysr. Bond & Lii!ard and Ma,feid
whisky all six years old. 81 is 90 per gallon,
at Silverman's. apr'6tf
Crour. whooping cough and bronchitis i'm
mediately relieved by Shiioh's cure. For
sale by F. s.. Caples & Co. ln4yleow
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly Obiige us
by promptly reporting TO this office. II
Our stock OF fine diamonds watches. chains.
and a complete stock of elegant iewclry
Just received at Grimes & Yenable's. n2Gt5
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver
complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed
to cure you. For sale by Caples. jn4y ieow
An elegant line of pocket books, purses
plush work boxes and other Xmas good
cheap at II. Wilker's. Franklin ave. d3t3
A. Geyer, 9th street, agent Tor the sale o
Anheuser Bottled Beer. for family use. A
full supply constantly on hand and delivered
in any part of the city. may14tf
A lads's muff was left 10 DR.. HasselP!
Office tnis week The owner can get the
same 10y calling. describing property and
paying for this advertisement. 1t
FOR Sa!e-A good residence. one OF TIL
best in the city. on Main street, large house
god outhouses, well. ~cistern, etc. prlcy
Only 81 600. Terms easy. Inquire of j. P
Ardinger. nov2Stf
Ladies' bear in mind We have an uuu.ua
handsome assortment of drv goods from th
cheapest to the finest fabrics. As well q
everything that Is new IN piushes. velvets
pa~ssamenteries, braids, etc, all OF which "
are selling at very much reduced prices
The Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. dStf
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Weeklg gatelli9enfer.
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS

TOYS of all kinds at A. Egle's. d3t3
Brush and comb sets. at Chas. W. LOOMS.
Buy Chris. MEYERS fresh bread every
day. mzlti
The finest cranberries in the market at
Trigg II Shields. ulotz
Our elegant line of cut glass bottles. at
,,h,s W Ioomis,, nov26t3
Cheapest place { or dolls, call and De con
vInced, at A. Egle's. d3lS
A full line of the lat est style in band bows
lust received at z. keiler's. augl5tf
If you want genuine and pure whistles
and wines. call at Silverman's. aprl7ii
The prize baker. Chris. Meyer, can sell you
bread better than you can make. m2iti
II will pay you to call and look at the TOYS
at A. Egle's before buying elsewhere. DBL"
Don't forget where TO find Cakes pure
homemade caudy. Trigg Il Shields. Wv
Everyone should read Ahrens' special holt
day sale advertisement this morning. loft
Hackmetsck. a lasting and fragrant per
fume. Price % and 80 cents. For sale bv
Capies. lune4eowiy
Our stock of fine perfumes is unusually
large and of the best makes. at Chas, "
LOOMS. nov26i3
Fifty dozen ladies' bordered handkerchiefS
at Sc. 20 dozen all silk hsndkerchiefs at 12!c
H. Wilker. d3t3
TIE AFFORD S. S. teachers Bible makes a
nice present. a nice assortment can be found,
at Chas. W. Loomis'. nov26tf
Manicure sets, plush boxes and toilet sets
at Grimes " Venable's, jewellers. Lower
prices than ~Sewhere pov26t5
If you wish to sell or excl ange your farms
for Kansas CITY property, place it in my
hands at once. q. Ben. s24tf
Trigg & Shields will have a full line OF
Cakes celebrated pure. fresh and hot home
made candies for Christmas trade. dl0t2
Catarrh cured. health and sweet breath Sc
cured by Shlloh's catarrh remedy Price
so cents. Nasal injector free. For sale By
F. s, Caples Il Co. jn4yleow
If you desire wine or liquors for either
medicinal or culinary purposes, remember
that A. Geyer keeps the largest, cheapest arr
finest stock in Lafayette county. nl2tf
Gemember Messrs. Jno. W, Waddell Il Co
for flour. The Red Il. is delightful: can't b.
beat; all wanting good bread should try j.
the sack is improved by having a larger j:
Their other grades of flour are also much iDi
nroyed by the changes. Bran, screening
and Graham flour on hand. Exchanges mad
st their office at the old stand near Arcan
Hall. aug7tf